The Steelers’ offense looked lost for yet another game against the Houston Texans on Sunday, putting together an embarrassing performance on the road in a 30-6 loss.
Pittsburgh totaled just 225 total yards of offense on the game as QB Kenny Pickett struggled mightily again from the start, throwing for just 114 yards and an interception before getting ruled out for the game in the second half with a knee injury. The offensive line looked outmatched by Houston’s defensive front all game, giving up three sacks while failing to create hardly any holes in the running game despite RB Najee Harris’ valiant efforts on several runs to attempt to spark a stagnant offense.